www.eyedrum.org Suite 8, 290 MLK Jr. Drive SE Atlanta, GA 30312
phone number:
404.522.0655
hours of operation:
see site
description of exhibits:
features artists of all different media types performing, displaying, or playing their art for interested and curious audiences. Also go under mail list on their site to receive emails about shows specifically catered towards your interests.
watch for:
visit their site daily to see what exhibit is going on whether it is video, music, etc. something interesting and different is going to be happening soon
a short history:
Eyedrum began in 1998 is a non-profit organization incorporating a wide range of contemporary art, music and new media in its gallery space
Eyedrum is centrally located downtown at 290 M.L.K Jr. Drive SE, walking distance from the loft districts in Atlanta and historic Oakland cemetery. Founded in 1998, this unique gallery continues to intrigue the community here and abroad, remaining critics' choice for the best venue for emerging artists in town. Jerry Cullum, Senior Editor of Art Papers notes, "Eyedrum has consolidated its position as Atlanta's premiere alternative art spaces; this artist-run venture has featured everyone from emerging artists to some of the city's most distinguished experimentalists."
EYEDRUM is a collective organization whose mission is to provide a forum which supports and encourages the development, exchange, and presentation of creative ideas. The goal of Eyedrum is to create a forum that serves and nourishes the multifaceted outgrowth in the contemporary cultural arts.
An extravagant set of plastic, duct tape, and etc. built for a recent poetry reading at Eyedrum.
(Photo by John Lowther from Art News list serve.)
(Photo taken on 04.14.06 by Vivian Lai)
EYEDRUM
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About::EYEDRUM
Eyedrum is centrally located downtown at 290 M.L.K Jr. Drive SE, walking distance from the loft districts in Atlanta and historic Oakland cemetery. Founded in 1998, this unique gallery continues to intrigue the community here and abroad, remaining critics' choice for the best venue for emerging artists in town. Jerry Cullum, Senior Editor of Art Papers notes, "Eyedrum has consolidated its position as Atlanta's premiere alternative art spaces; this artist-run venture has featured everyone from emerging artists to some of the city's most distinguished experimentalists."
EYEDRUM is a collective organization whose mission is to provide a forum which supports and encourages the development, exchange, and presentation of creative ideas. The goal of Eyedrum is to create a forum that serves and nourishes the multifaceted outgrowth in the contemporary cultural arts.
An extravagant set of plastic, duct tape, and etc. built for a recent poetry reading at Eyedrum.
(Photo by John Lowther from Art News list serve.)